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Table of Contents
What is BurlingtonEnglish?
Student’s Zone (SZ) 4
Teacher’s Zone (TZ) 5
Administration Zone (AZ) 5
Getting Started
Activating Your Teacher’s Zone Account 6
Technical Support 16
What is BurlingtonEnglish?
BurlingtonEnglish is a unique blended English program for adults, offering comprehensive General
English courses together with a wide range of Career Extensions. Each course combines online modules
which can be used anytime and anywhere, with downloadable print materials which can be used for
face-to-face instruction. The online modules and face-to-face materials are carefully blended, providing
both teachers and students with a complete language-learning solution.
In addition, some of the courses are accompanied by BurlingtonEnglish’s unique component – the ICL
(In-Class Lessons). The ICL offers teachers projectable structured interactive material that can be used in
the classroom for presentation and practice.
Course Menu
1. Modules: The courses are divided into
Modules. The number of Modules in a
course may vary.
1 2
2. Situations / Lessons: Modules are divided
into Situations or Lessons.
3. Additional Tools: Additional Tools are
included in each course and provide
information, extra practice, and self-
3 monitoring. These tools can be accessed
from the Course Menu and may include
How to … , Wordlist, Grammar, and
Progress.
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Teacher’s Zone (TZ)
The Teacher’s Zone is accessed from www.BurlingtonEnglish.com. It includes the three sections below.
• Teacher’s Material
This section contains resources for the teacher.
It contains:
• Student worksheets
ore
• Answer keys and m
• Correlations
• Warm-up activities
• Student Progress
This section allows teachers to view their students’
progress as a whole class, or as individuals, in all of
their BurlingtonEnglish courses.
It allows teachers to view:
• Overall progress
ore
• Data as graphs and m
• Competency reports
• Student Management
This section enables teachers to manage their entire
classes and / or individual students.
It enables teachers to:
• Reset passwords
• Reset languages ore
• Control menu and m
• Control access
• Control translations
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Getting Started
Activating Your Teacher’s Zone Account
To access the Teacher’s Zone, you first need to activate your teacher’s account and create a username
and password. Follow the steps below:
Note: If you already have your username and password, proceed to “Logging In to the Teacher’s
Zone” below.
1 . Go to www.BurlingtonEnglish.com. 1
1
2. Click BE Login. 2
3. Click New User. 3
4. Enter the activation code provided by your
administrator or customer manager, and click
on Next.
Note: Activation codes can only be used once.
2 Please discard after activating your account.
5. Fill in all the personal information required and create
a username and password.
6. Record your username and password below.
My username:
My password:
Log In
Username
|
BE Password
Login Log In
New User
Forgot Password?
SSO Login
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Activating Student Accounts
Students self-register via the Student’s Zone
Tell students to go to www.BurlingtonEnglish.com/Start and to follow the instructions to download
and install BurlingtonEnglish to their computers. Then ask students to complete the following steps:
3. Enter the activation code and click Next. 4. Fill in mother tongue (not English),
Note: The activation code is NOT case first name, last name, gender, username
sensitive and can only be used once. and password. Then click Next.
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Using the Teacher’s Zone
See page 6 to view how to log in to the Teacher’s Zone.
Teacher’s Material
The Teacher’s Material offers information and materials necessary for planning and creating successful
blended lessons. These materials can be used in conjunction with the Student’s Zone.
1. Choose a category and then click on the 2. Click on the title of the Module and
course you want to select. Situation / Lesson you want.
3. To see the title of each resource, hover your mouse over it.
4. Click on the resource to see it in full view.
5. You can print or download from full view OR you can click
the checkbox of each resource and then click PRINT or
DOWNLOAD.
Note:
Teacher’s Material may also include the following sections:
• Preview – for a preview of the content of the Student’s Zone, with answers
• Using the Course – for correlations, program information, and ideas for classroom activities
• Grammar or Language Focus Index – to access Grammar and Language Focus worksheets by topic
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Student Progress
Student Progress allows you to view your students’ progress in many ways. You can view their progress
by skill, identify weaknesses, view individual students’ performances, analyze data, and download or
print reports.
Follow the steps below to view the All Courses Overview or course-specific reports.
Note:
• You can view students’ progress for Vocabulary Practice by clicking Course Wordlist.
• You can generate reports for specific courses and extensions.
• You can run reports for Group Results, Individual Results, Group Completion, and Competency
Reports.
• You can download or print all the reports.
• To learn more about Student Progress, watch our Teacher’s Zone Tutorials. See page 11 for more
information.
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Student Management
In Student Management, you can manage your classes and your students. If a student’s name appears
in gray, the student’s account has not been activated. To double-check this, click on the student’s
name. If the student has not activated their account, the student’s activation code will be displayed.
Instruct the student to activate their account.
Note:
• Using the Control Menu or Control Access function also controls the Vocabulary Practice menu.
• To learn more about Student Management, watch our Teacher’s Zone Tutorials.
See page 11 for more information.
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Teacher’s Zone Tutorials
You can view Tutorials on how to access the Teacher’s Materials, view Student Progress, and use the
Student Management features within BurlingtonEnglish.
Option 1: T
hrough the website: Go to www.BurlingtonEnglish.com, log in to Burlington,
then click the Tutorials tile.
Log In
BE
Username
|
Password
Login
Log In
Option 2: T
hrough the Teacher’s Zone: When you are logged in to the Teacher’s Zone,
click the Tutorials button on the top right corner of the screen.
Log In
BE
Username
|
Password
Login
Log In
Option 3: T
hrough the Student’s Zone: Click on the desktop icon. When you are logged in to
the Student’s Zone, click the Tutorials button on the top right corner.
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Teaching with BurlingtonEnglish
BurlingtonEnglish ICL (In-Class Lessons) for Burlington Basics Users
The ICL offers teachers projectable structured interactive material that can be used in the classroom
for presentation and practice. These teacher-led lessons are easy to use for face-to-face instruction and
directly reflect the lessons students complete in the Student’s Zone. The ICL strengthens the seamless
blended learning environment BurlingtonEnglish provides.
Burlington Basics is ideal for blended or hybrid learning. This course offers parallel ICL and Student’s
Zone lessons. Follow the directions below to access the ICL.
1. Log in to the Student’s Zone using your
teacher’s username and password.
2. Select Burlington Basics.
3. Choose In-Class Lessons.
4. Click on the lesson you want to teach.
Special Features for Burlington Basics:
• Information buttons ( i ) provide objectives for
the Modules and Lessons.
• ICL lessons parallel the Student’s Zone lessons.
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Introducing Students to BurlingtonEnglish
Logging In to BurlingtonEnglish
After students have been registered in BurlingtonEnglish and have downloaded the program, they can
log in to the Student’s Zone. Tell your students to follow the steps below. (You can model it for them first.)
1. Students double-click the BurlingtonEnglish 2. Students log in using their username and
icon on the computer’s desktop. password.
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Helping Students Navigate BurlingtonEnglish
Tutorials
Refer students to the Tutorials which are available on the Main Menu of the Student’s Zone.
You can watch the Tutorials as a class or you can direct students to watch them on their own.
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Accessing BurlingtonEnglish from a Mobile Device
Vocabulary Practice allows students to get additional practice by using our mobile-friendly component
to listen to words and phrases they are studying in class.
All students’ time spent in Vocabulary Practice will be tracked according to the login option they
choose. Students can view their own progress from within Vocabulary Practice.
To access Vocabulary Practice, go to www.BurlingtonEnglish.com, log in to Burlington, then click the
Vocabulary Practice tile.
Log In
Username
|
BE Password
Login Log In
New User
Forgot Password?
SSO Login
1. Tap the view icon ( ) to 2. Choose a course to enter 3. Tap a situation to view the 4. T ap a word to see it
switch between list view or the Wordlist. vocabulary words in that with its translation and
thumbnail view. situation. example sentence.
5. Tap the play buttons 6. Tap the activities icon ( ) 7. To go back to the previous
to hear the word and to access activities. screen, tap the or x icon
example sentence. at the top left of the screen.
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Key to Main Buttons in BurlingtonEnglish
HelpSpots Return to Activity Menu (Wordlist Practice)
Volume Pronunciation Score and Playback Bar
Play Check Answers
Record Show (and Hear) Correct Answer
Show Text Print
Hide Text Personal Wordlist
Show One Question Focus Wordlist
Show All Questions Go to Screen (Progress)
Translation Back to Main Menu
Instructions Close Activity
Reset Exercise
Technical Support
When contacting Support, please include the following:
• Your name
• Institution name
• City
• State
• Question / Request
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